Well, each to their own I spose, but suffice to say I never want to see any 'stuff' build up on my electrodes. No big deal necessarily I guess, just something I never want to see on my setup, which is why I clean my trodes at regular timed intervals, if they need it or not. I don't have polarity reversal on my gear, I just swap the trodes over as I clean them. Nothing detrimental either, you can filter it as you say, or leave it behind in the container. If you've got another use for that residue that's fine, but if not, you got residue in the container serving no useful purpose. I don't have a use for it personally, and I don't see a need to find a use for it, so I choose not to create any 'debris'. N.
Date: Fri, 20 May 2011 08:35:49 -0600 From: anthony.aqui...@sasktel.net Subject: Re: CS>filtering CS To: silver-list@eskimo.com Should I be cleaning the trodes during the brewing process? Besides knocking the stuff off and creating debris in my CS is there any other detrimental effects of having that "stuff" build up during a brew? Anthony
